JPH0374837B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Purpose of the Invention (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to a kanji drill book, in particular, it contains dictation and reading problems, the answers the students have solved, and the correct answers. This is a kanji drill book that can be easily compared and viewed.

(Prior Art) Conventional kanji drill books have been proposed that do not provide an answer column for students to write, but simply list kanji dictation or reading problems on each page. For this type of kanji drill book, it is necessary to prepare a separate notebook.

To solve the above problem, if a problem with dictation or reading of kanji appears on a page, it is possible to create an answer column on the same page to write the dictation or reading. However, the correct answer to that question is usually not printed on the page where the question is listed, but on a page after that page, so when you want to check the answers, you have to spend a lot of time searching for the page that has the correct answer. However, there is a troublesome problem.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, in conventional drill books, when an answer column was provided on the page containing the questions, it was very troublesome to check the answers.

Structure of the Invention (Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the first invention provides a "reading" problem on one of the front and back sides of each leaf of a drill book, and a "reading" problem on the other side. In addition to posting the "reading" questions and "dictation" questions that have a mutually correct answer, we also placed the "reading" and "dictation" questions in corresponding positions on the front and back sides of the questions, and the "reading" , an answer column is provided next to each question in ``dictation''. Further, in addition to the structure of the first invention, a second invention provides an answer column directly above or below each question, and a guide section that guides the question and the answer column so as to make a notch between the questions and the answer column. It is something that

(Function) In the configuration of the first invention, a "reading" question is written on one of the front and back sides of each leaf of the drill book.
On the other side, I put ``dictation'' questions that are related to the ``reading'' questions and have correct answers to each other, so for example, if a student solves the problem on the front page and writes it in the answer column, it will appear on the back page. You can easily check your answers against the correct answers listed. Also, you can then solve the questions on the back page and compare the answers you wrote in the answer column with the correct answers on the front page. “Reading” and “dictori” written on the front and back like this
By taking turns solving each problem, students' learning effects can be enhanced.

Furthermore, in the second invention, an answer column is provided directly above or below each question, and a guide section is provided that guides the question so as to make a notch between the question and the answer column. You can separate the question and answer column and match the answer column and the correct answer by turning the page of the answer column and the page on the opposite side that contains the correct answer for that question. When matching the answers to many questions, you can easily No need to turn the same page over and over again. Therefore, the answers can be checked even more easily.

(Example) An example embodying the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows the entire Kanji drill book 1, in which a plurality of sheets of paper 3 are bound together using a plurality of staplers 2. In each of the pieces of paper 3, a page representing the content to be learned, such as the stroke order of kanji, is provided every appropriate number of pages, and the remaining pieces of paper 3 are provided with pages on the right side as shown in Figure 2. A group number 4 is printed at the top of the section, and a title 5 indicating the type of question, ie, a "reading" question or a "dictation" question, is printed directly below it. In addition, in this embodiment, the front page of the slip of paper 3 has a title 5 indicating "reading", and the back page has a title 5 indicating "writing".
is attached.

Furthermore, a score column 6 is provided directly below the title 5, and below the score column 6, a page 7 of the textbook to be used for studying is printed. Same page 7
Advice 8 for solving the problem is printed below.

In the remaining space excluding the group number 4, etc., there is a perforation 9 as a guide part approximately in the center.
are arranged so as to extend in the horizontal direction, and in the space above perforation 9, multiple ``reading'' questions or ``dictation'' questions are numbered sequentially and printed in parallel. has been done. In addition, in this example, as shown in FIG.
is printed on the front side of the piece of paper 3. Further, in the space below the perforation 9, answer columns 11 are provided corresponding to the individual questions.

In this piece of paper 3, the back page is the problem 1.
Since the configuration is almost the same except for 2, only the different parts will be explained.

On the back page (next page) of the piece of paper 3, in the space above the perforation 9, problem 12, which has a correct answer relationship with the problem on the front page, also corresponds to problem 10 on the front side. They are numbered sequentially and printed in parallel. In this embodiment, the "dictation" question 12 is printed on the back side of the piece of paper 3, as shown in FIG.

Now, how to use the kanji drill book 1 configured as described above will be explained.

First, when students solve problem 10 on the front side,
Look at question 10 on the front side and answer the questions one by one on the piece of paper 3.
Write in answer column 11 on the front side. After completing the answer, cut off the top and bottom of the piece of paper 3 along perforation 9, turn over the top piece of paper 3a, compare the correct answer on the back with the answer you wrote, and score yourself (Figure 4). reference).

Next, when solving the problems on the back side, look at the problems 12 on the back side one after another in the same way as above, and write the answers in the answer column 11 on the back side. Then, contrary to the above, flip the top piece of paper 3a on the back side to the previous page and compare the correct answer on the front page with the answer you wrote.
Score yourself.

At this time, since questions 10 and 12 are numbered sequentially, when checking the answers, if the answers are checked in order according to these numbers, the answers can be checked efficiently.

In addition, if the piece of paper 3 is not cut vertically, it is sufficient to match the answer written on the front or back side with the correct answer written on the opposite page.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and may be embodied as follows.

(b) In the first invention, in the above embodiment, answer column 1
1 is provided below questions 10 and 12, that is, at the bottom of the piece of paper 3, but instead, questions 10 and 12 are placed at the bottom of the piece of paper 3, and an answer column 11 is provided at the top of the piece of paper 3.

(b) Similarly, in the first invention, in the above embodiment, the answer column 11 was provided below the questions 10 and 12, that is, at the bottom of the piece of paper 3. Instead, as shown in FIG. The answer column 11 is placed in the remaining space to correspond to the question.

(c) Perforation 9 of the above embodiment in the second invention
Instead, print a score line that extends horizontally as a guide.

(d) Perforation 9 of the above embodiment in the second invention
Instead, on the corresponding page, if you cut the top and bottom of the piece of paper 3 apart between the questions 10 and 12 and the answer column 11 as a guide part, you can check the answers while comparing them with the correct answers on the opposite page. Printing a sentence or picture to the effect that it is possible to do so.

Effects of the Invention As detailed above, the first invention has a "reading" question on one of the front and back sides of each leaf of the drill book, and a relationship in which the other side has the "reading" question and each other has a correct answer. For example, if students solve the problem on the front page and write it in the answer column, they can easily match it with the correct answer on the back page. Also, you can then solve the questions on the back page and compare the answers you wrote in the answer column with the correct answers on the front page.

Therefore, the "reading" written on the front and back like this,
Students' learning effects can be enhanced by taking turns solving each problem in ``dictation''.

Furthermore, in the second invention, an answer column is provided directly above or below each question, and a guide section is provided that guides the question so as to make a notch between the question and the answer column. You can separate the question and answer column and contrast the answer column and the correct answer by flipping over the answer column page and the page on the opposite side that contains the correct answer for that question. No need to turn the same page over and over again. Therefore, the answers can be checked even more easily.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an overall perspective view of the kanji drill book, Figure 2 is a partially cutaway front view showing the same kanji drill book in an open state, and Figure 3 is a state in which the next page is opened from the state shown in Figure 2. FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the kanji drill book in a state where answers are being matched, and FIG. 5 is a schematic front view of another embodiment. Kanji drill book 1, piece of paper 3, perforation 9, problem 1
0, 12, answer column 11.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1 One of the front and back sides of each page of the drill book has "reading" questions, and the other has "dictation" questions that are related to the "reading" questions and have mutually correct answers. In addition to posting the questions, the "reading" and "dictation" questions were placed in corresponding positions on the front and back sides, and an answer column was provided near each of the "reading" and "dictation" questions. A kanji drill book featuring the following. 2. The kanji drill book according to claim 1, wherein the answer column is provided either directly below, directly above, to the right, or to the left of the question. 3. The above-mentioned "reading" problem and the "writing" problem corresponding to the "reading" problem are numbered so as to correspond to each other. Kanji drill book listed. 4. On one side of each page of the drill book, put a ``reading'' problem, and on the other side, put a ``dictation'' problem that has a correct answer to the above ``reading'' problem, and write a ``dictation'' problem on the other side. The questions for “reading” and “dictation” are placed in corresponding positions on the front and back sides, and an answer column is provided directly above or below each question for “reading” and “dictation,” and the questions and answers for the above questions and answers are placed. A kanji drill book characterized by having a guide section that guides the user to make notches between the columns. 5. The kanji drill book according to claim 4, wherein the guide portion is a perforation provided between the question and the answer column. 6. The kanji drill book according to claim 4, wherein the guide portion is a cut line provided between the question and the answer column. 7. The kanji drill book according to claim 4, wherein the guide part is a text or picture indicating that it is not necessary to turn the page to find the answers when a notch is made between the questions and the answer columns.